Sarah Ann Bridges
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- name
- Sarah Ann Bridges
- aka
- [Sarah Bruner, Sarah Burner]
- sex
- female
- access
- public
- summary
- Wife of Henry Hickman Bruner, whom she married, probably in 1824 in Lawrence County, Indiana. She was with him in Appanoose County, Iowa, in 1850 and in Mercer County, Missouri, in 1860, when she was recorded as unable to read or write, and was a founding member of the Somerset Methodist Episcopal Church in 1858. Probably the mother of Eli Woodruff Bruner.
- born
- date
- c. 1804
- place
- Kentucky
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [census-1850-appanoose-county-center-township, census-1860-mercer-county-missouri-bruner]
- note
- Aged 47 in 1850 and 56 in 1860, born Kentucky.
- died
- date
- 1873
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- possible
- note
- The master tree's year (27 Sep 2026); the older Bruner research file says her death date is unknown. No source given.
- residences
- date
- 1824
- place
- Lawrence County, Indiana
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- probable
- note
- Married Henry Hickman Bruner there, probably in 1824.
- date
- 1830
- place
- Daviess County, Indiana
- basis
- inferred
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [census-1830-daviess-county-indiana-bruner]
- note
- The Bruner household of 1830 at Daviess County, with a woman of her age and children Lucinda and Eli.
- date
- 1840
- place
- Martin County, Indiana
- basis
- inferred
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [census-1840-martin-county-indiana-bruner]
- note
- A woman 30-40 in Hickman's household, as the research reads it.
- date
- 1850
- place
- Center Township, Appanoose County, Iowa
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- proven
- sources
- [census-1850-appanoose-county-center-township]
- note
- In her husband's household.
- date
- 1860
- place
- Summersett Township, Mercer County, Missouri
- basis
- documented
- confidence
- proven
- sources
- [census-1860-mercer-county-missouri-bruner]
- note
- In her husband's household (family 815).
- father
- name
- William Henry Bridges
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- possible
- sources
- [online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
- note
- 1766 - 16 Aug 1852, of Johnston County, North Carolina, as the Ancestry tree has him; no record attached, not yet imported.
- mother
- name
- Elizabeth (Betsy) Wright
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- possible
- sources
- [online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
- note
- 1773-1850, North Carolina, as the Ancestry tree has her (a daughter of John Wright and Penelope Clark); no record attached, not yet imported.
Wife of Henry Hickman Bruner, married in Lawrence County, Indiana, in 1824. Recorded as unable to read or write in 1860. A founding member of the Somerset Methodist Episcopal Church, Mercer County, Missouri, in 1858. The 1886 sketch of her probable son David M. Bruner says she died in Arkansas.
Open questions
- Her parents. The Ancestry tree names William Henry Bridges and Elizabeth (Betsy) Wright of North Carolina, with nothing attached; she was born in Kentucky about 1804.
- When and where she died; the source for the master tree's 1873. A photograph posted as Hickman Bruner and Sarah Bridges shows a woman in a dress of the 1890s (picture): either she lived into the 1890s or it is someone else.
---name: Sarah Ann Bridgesaka: [Sarah Bruner, Sarah Burner]sex: femaleaccess: publicsummary: >-Wife of Henry Hickman Bruner, whom she married, probably in 1824 in Lawrence County, Indiana.She was with him in Appanoose County, Iowa, in 1850 and in Mercer County, Missouri, in 1860,when she was recorded as unable to read or write, and was a founding member of the SomersetMethodist Episcopal Church in 1858. Probably the mother of Eli Woodruff Bruner.born:date: c. 1804place: Kentuckybasis: documentedconfidence: probablesources: [census-1850-appanoose-county-center-township, census-1860-mercer-county-missouri-bruner]note: Aged 47 in 1850 and 56 in 1860, born Kentucky.died:date: "1873"basis: compiledconfidence: possiblenote: The master tree's year (27 Sep 2026); the older Bruner research file says her death date is unknown. No source given.residences:- date: "1824"place: Lawrence County, Indianabasis: documentedconfidence: probablenote: "Married Henry Hickman Bruner there, probably in 1824."- date: "1830"place: Daviess County, Indianabasis: inferredconfidence: probablesources: [census-1830-daviess-county-indiana-bruner]note: "The Bruner household of 1830 at Daviess County, with a woman of her age and children Lucinda and Eli."- date: "1840"place: Martin County, Indianabasis: inferredconfidence: probablesources: [census-1840-martin-county-indiana-bruner]note: A woman 30-40 in Hickman's household, as the research reads it.- date: "1850"place: Center Township, Appanoose County, Iowabasis: documentedconfidence: provensources: [census-1850-appanoose-county-center-township]note: In her husband's household.- date: "1860"place: Summersett Township, Mercer County, Missouribasis: documentedconfidence: provensources: [census-1860-mercer-county-missouri-bruner]note: In her husband's household (family 815).father:name: William Henry Bridgesbasis: compiledconfidence: possiblesources: [online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]note: 1766 - 16 Aug 1852, of Johnston County, North Carolina, as the Ancestry tree has him; no record attached, not yet imported.mother:name: Elizabeth (Betsy) Wrightbasis: compiledconfidence: possiblesources: [online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]note: 1773-1850, North Carolina, as the Ancestry tree has her (a daughter of John Wright and Penelope Clark); no record attached, not yet imported.---Wife of Henry Hickman Bruner, married in Lawrence County, Indiana, in 1824. Recorded asunable to read or write in 1860. A founding member of the Somerset Methodist EpiscopalChurch, Mercer County, Missouri, in 1858. The 1886 sketch of her probable son David M.Bruner says she died in Arkansas.## Open questions- Her parents. The Ancestry tree names William Henry Bridges and Elizabeth (Betsy) Wright ofNorth Carolina, with nothing attached; she was born in Kentucky about 1804.- When and where she died; the source for the master tree's 1873. A photograph posted as HickmanBruner and Sarah Bridges shows a woman in a dress of the 1890s([picture](/gallery/hickman-bruner-and-sarah-bridges/)): either she lived into the 1890s or it issomeone else.